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  • Pet food

    Spectrum Generations AniMeals

    No public pickup address is listed; contact the local Nutrition Coordinator.

    Spectrum Generations offers Ani-Meals pet food to Meals on Wheels recipients in Kennebec, Knox, Lincoln, Sagadahoc, Somerset and Waldo counties, plus Brunswick and Harpswell. Contact your local Nutrition Coordinator for details.

    Hours & eligibility
    Listed hours
    Delivery days vary by location; contact the local Nutrition Coordinator.
    Who this helps
    Ani-Meals is offered in conjunction with Meals on Wheels; contact your local Nutrition Coordinator to ask about eligibility.

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  • Parenting & family

    Healthy Kids Babies and Toddlers Program

    PO Box 689 15 Belvedere Road Damariscotta ME 04543

    Healthy Kids offers playgroups in Damariscotta and Thomaston, a four-week parenting course, and portable cribs for families who cannot afford a safe place for their infant to sleep.

    Hours & eligibility
    Listed hours
    Call to confirm current hours.
    Who this helps
    Parents and caregivers with children ages 0 to 5 can join playgroups or the First Five Years course. Families who cannot afford a safe place for their infant to sleep may ask about a portable crib.

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